pushing-ci-changes

Handles GitHub Actions workflow push rejections by directing users to the approval flow.

Updated Aug 4, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/sjc786526-coder/RONDO --skill pushing-ci-changes-sjc786526-coder
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: pushing-ci-changes
Source: https://github.com/sjc786526-coder/RONDO/tree/main/multidev/.codex/skills/pushing-ci-changes
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/sjc786526-coder/RONDO --skill pushing-ci-changes-sjc786526-coder

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? The Codex repository blocks pushes that modify CI configuration files (.github/**/*.yml) unless the user has been granted a temporary approval role, causing confusing push rejections that stall work. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Push Rejection Diagnosis: Recognizes when a failed push is caused by the repository's CI-change protection policy rather than a generic git error. - Approval Flow Guidance: Directs the user to the go/workflow-approvals process so they can request the temporary role needed to upload workflow changes. - Proactive Verification: Attempts the push anyway when a rejection is expected, confirming whether the user's account already has the necessary approval. - Use Case: You edit a GitHub Actions workflow file and your push is rejected; the Skill explains the restriction, shares the approval link, and resumes once approval propagates. ## Quick Start Push my changes to the GitHub Actions workflow files and help me resolve any rejection caused by the CI approval policy.

Frequently Asked Questions about pushing-ci-changes

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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Why was my push to GitHub Actions workflow files rejected?▼

The Codex repository prevents anyone from uploading changes to CI configuration files like .github/**/*.yml unless they hold a temporary approval role. The rejection is a policy restriction, not a git error.

How do I get approval to push CI workflow changes?▼

Read go/workflow-approvals and request an approval through that flow. Once the approval propagates to GitHub, you can retry the push successfully.

Can the approval exemption be requested automatically on my behalf?▼

No. The approval must be requested by the user through the go/workflow-approvals flow; it is not possible to make progress by requesting an exemption programmatically.

Should I still try pushing if I expect the CI restriction to block it?▼

Yes. Attempting the push confirms whether your account already has the necessary approval. If it fails, share the go/workflow-approvals link and wait for the user to complete the flow.

Which files are covered by the CI push restriction?▼

The restriction covers changes to .github/**/*.yml and related CI configuration files in the repository. Other files can be pushed normally without the temporary role.